Sentence examples for fine poet from inspiring English sources

Hockney is a fine poet.

He added: "At her best, she's a fine poet, one whose work I admire.

Confessions, opinions and other people's secrets animate these missives from a fine poet.

Samuel Johnson was a fine poet, a good if solemn essayist, and an inspired critic of other people's writing.

Jean Sprackland is a fine poet and her revelatory book, although scattered with poetry, is written in transparent, undeceived prose.

The narrator mentions who is in his networking group: Antler, a damn fine poet, Leonard Rothbart, who does music for commercials, Benita Brewer, who runs Benita Int'l.

Rosemary Dobson (Collected Poems [1991]) was another of this generation of fine poets.

Many fine poets would retain their power even if their poems were printed as prose: the "poetry" is deep down in the language.

It may have surprised Mr Ajami; it did not surprise others familiar with Iraq's exceptionally violent and fractious history for the past half century and more.Mr Ajami has a sadly nostalgic section on the fine poets and liberal intellectuals who prospered in Baghdad in the first half of the 20th century.

During the first half of the 20th century, Latin American literature was blessed with many fine poets: Chileans Gabriela Mistral, Vicente Huidobro, Nicanor Parra, and Pablo Neruda; Mexican Octavio Paz; Cubans Nicolás Guillén and José Lezama Lima; Puerto Rican Luis Palés Matos; Argentines Jorge Luis Borges and Oliverio Girondo; and Nicaraguan Ernesto Cardenal.

That intensity is likely to increase on the afternoon of Sept. 23, when Irwin Chusid gives a lecture in the gallery on outsider music, and to become assaultively rhapsodic a week later when five fine poets -- Vijay Seshadri, Shelley Hirsch, Edwin Torres, the stupendous Eileen Myles and Mr. Goldsmith himself -- give readings from the texts on the walls.